cut a hole

They actually used a torch to cut a hole in the back door.

"I cut a hole in the floor," she called over her shoulder.

They were able to cut a hole in the ice, and pulled her through at 19:40.

We'll start by cutting a hole straight through the Earth.

"Like cutting a hole through it for us to ride in?"

Once already, cutting a hole through a hedge had almost given them away.

He had to cut a hole in the wall to get in.

In a mirror about a yard wide he cut a hole for his head.

Who had the nerve to cut a hole that big in someone's throat?

She wasn't going to run away and give him a reason to cut a hole in her stomach.

He made a courtyard by cutting a hole between the addition and the main building.

And in 1972, he had slipped away from his work area but been caught trying to cut a hole through the ceiling.

They also have had to cut a hole in the sidewalk to send materials down to the site.

Elaine keeps saying that they cut a hole in her sister.

He stabbed at the paper with his knife until he'd cut a hole big enough, and pulled one of them out.

"Cut a hole in that beam and put your pipes through."

The only thing the sailors could do was to cut a hole in the top of my box, and help me to climb out.

She could cut a hole in the suit and pull her pistol out that way.

She cut a hole in the centre and passed it to the naked man.

"I was essentially hoping to cut a hole for us to climb out of, but look."

With the knife she cut a hole in the shirt above her belly.

He's trying to cut a hole through my show window and reach in and get something!

Their plan was to cut a hole in the bedroom wall so they could crawl back and forth from one house to the other.

I'd rather try to cut a hole through the partition."

He had time to cut a hole in the sky and come back around to be directly overhead before I saw level flight.